Author Liam L.

Foreign markets strengthened last week and as a result all but one of our Yellow (cautionary) Arrows have moved back to Green Arrows. The sole exception is VWO and it is almost 4% away from a rating change, or said… Continue Reading →

Our ETFs are acting like a good shampooing. Rinse and repeat. Week after week we’re seeing the same action. Domestic ETFs are bouncing around their highs while foreign ETFs are bouncing around their rating change areas. Still, we have yet… Continue Reading →

The world economies seem to be coming under pressure but our U.S. ETFs don’t seem to be feeling that same pressure. Both Europe (EFA, VGK) and our Emerging Market ETFs (VWO, EEM) as well as our other Foreign ETFs (VEA,… Continue Reading →

All of our US based ETFs, with the exception of the Value focused ETFs (IWD, VTV, and VYM), are either at or very close to their highs. The Value ETFs are not far behind, being only slightly off their highs…. Continue Reading →

The cautionary stance of about half our European and Emerging Market ETFs returned to Green. The only two Yellow Arrows we have left are VWO and VEU, and these are barely Yellow. Although we must say that all the International… Continue Reading →

It has been two years since any of our ETFs have been in a Long Term Negative Trend, but Emerging Markets (EEM and VWO) and Europe et al. ( VGK, VEA, VEU and EFA) are now showing Yellow Arrows (i.e…. Continue Reading →

European and Emerging markets are moving toward a Long Term Trend change as some of the ETFs Arrows have gone from Green to Yellow. Weakness in Turkey seems to be dragging these ETFs lower as the majority of the European… Continue Reading →

The markets continue to meander and that’s not a bad thing. Domestic markets are moving slowly forward while foreign markets are basically maintaining their positions half way between their highs and a directional change. That means all of our Arrows… Continue Reading →

According to the headlines all sorts of things are going wrong, but then the second quarter GDP comes in at 4.1%. Even removing all the trade that was done early to beat upcoming tariffs being imposed the number was 3.1%…. Continue Reading →

With All of our Arrows continuing to be Green we don’t really have much to say, so we’ll just give you the table and not try to fool you with some meaningless market babble.